Posted on 08/13/2017 10:57:06 PM PDT by nickcarraway
That doesn't invalidate the statement.
"Canola" is an acronym of sorts...the Rapeseed Association of Canada chose the name "canola" to represent "Can" for Canada and "ola" for oil.
And as you say, it was made this way because they didn't want to use rape oil or rapeseed oil in the name.
Every cell in the body produces cholesterol. The body needs it. Reduce your cholesterol and your body will make up the difference.
My favorite eggs are fried in bacon fat.
You must have a serious genetic sensory problem. We are not all blessed with identical taste or metabolic response to all foods.*
I can tell instantly. My wife likes the bacon. (; )
My second choice is pure lard, from the local supermarket Mexican foods section.
* Prof/Dr. Bruce Ames, UC Berkeley
I'll have to try the coconut oil popcorn. My favorite is olive oil popcorn with parmesan cheese.
Good link :-)
Thanx
"GMO" is not the problem. It is the glyphosate (from "RoundUp") those crops are bathed in that is the danger. The substance is carcinogenic and hormone disrupting. And even companies that state they use "No GMO ingredients" have found glyphosate in the end product foods, including Ben and Jerry's whose ice cream was found to contain it -- traced to the feed used for their cows.
“It is the glyphosate (from “RoundUp”) those crops are bathed in that is the danger. The substance is carcinogenic and hormone disrupting.”
Also not true.
The radical left was trying to find a study to show this; and they have been shut down
Canola oil was originally LEAR. Low erucic acid rapeseed. Depending on where you look, Canola is an abbreviation meaning “Canadian Oil Low Acid” or “Canadian Oil”
Groan. I can see this is a waste of time, since you deny even Monsanto's own "adverse effects" disclaimers.
“Groan. I can see this is a waste of time, since you deny even Monsanto’s own “adverse effects” disclaimers. “
There are adverse effects on anything including water.
As someone with a agriculture and science background; I get a bit nuts when I see misinformation posted about food or agriculture.
It gets political; just like climate change information.
GMO’s for example; are a wonderful technology. When I farmed; I used very nasty and dangerous (to me)organophospates to control root worms. GMO corn made that obsolete fortunately
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